New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 26, 1922, Page 3

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APR(L 26, 1022, THINGS HAPPfNINfi "~~-Style for M,cru W[]MFN’Sl EAGUE 1S } YOUR TEAPOT RAPIDLY AT GENOA| St rom (1vil Waz AFTH] NEW PUIILY i will demonstrate why (By the Assocint « Baltinare, ARPl S ) ) T agacsbrlear]| 5 3 v | i ore J | eultf e f ulhum L appropriation ed Press)—There have been xo many : L . b ik et S L : U8 sha obiainink n anyt ‘ THA thrills in vapid succession - ut {he i (s Ladgiio ofs Wamen: ¥ Rirl et e Bt B L il — ' L[ e i et e o HAS NO EQUAL & eand burean in industey which wondering what will come next ; : |on the x tahlished as @ war cmergency burein Largest sale in America. The Italian statesmen s sponsors ; 3 |day at t es which had for the conference were loined by b . i ¢ h A e clic PG I thi A . o Ldoyd George, M, Barthou, M . ¥ ter was untic o | ntlon o s e unys, and the leaders of the lesser - £ 3 Miss Mary G y of oy « s noea F Q k R U H ald Cla lf d Ad 8 0 feverently hoping that the A York, Mrs, Solon Jacobs of Alubama, eiforts of 1 or uic eturns se et S8K16 Vts. tions had come to 5 % 1 something might ahout | should adide bition for the hirth of an all-Furopean accord thut the nutions shall not at- tack one another or commit 4 Fression which would excite % ¢ . Theallied and neatral po g S ; ¢ determingd o give the Russinn - \ g = other chance to come to t i 3 Lk D Sl there is hope that the crisis ) . N 4 5 iy ruy i an by the soviet's latest demands will o DEERC 5 1 . o pass, ; S 4 ; - F ly Riker-H 217 M S Premier Understands - b - ormer y il egeman’ aln treet Mr. Lloyd George, p arly ap- ri pre he difficultis o way of ns relinguishing the practi- cal doctrine of the nationalization of property whimh incarnates the very Y fundamentals of t Bolslavigta, Th rical progress of man is | came the vogue, 3 RROaAT (e, Brid " AtAt, iy Le. miade casi ced through the _hut Harrison's administration was to settle the question of the status of or succeeding generations, | marked by a craze for straw ha private property in Itussian so that the | From the days of Beau Brummel | in this country. From this periou communist leaders may “suve {heir lo the present day reign of the | on the style became a national T o1 diair et |-v||u||r\ \ American ‘huhn 'unh] goxlu_\' the first warm Genoa's population has lost none of Sty Ve alive b I (ROTE. e B Inysteriols its gaiety and none of its lvely intor- e o |, metamorphosls, , Within twenty est in the session of the conference f succeeding : | © soft hats and derbies The absence of disorder has calmed infail X > historical | disappear and suddenly every man | the apprehensions of the authoriites PELER LR L U and no longer are heavy hodies of troops t secn in the strects, al- | and air- r to 1860 the taper erown or | plane express speed has something f ships moor 4 hat had given way | to do with the modern man's rapid O the S5 bR i the bell crown which lasted to | plunge into spring attire. 1922, & about 1835. 1In the mrl\ ties | will be marked by which show :,’::(p",w:”‘-‘ i : m“r‘.l' the soft hat came to the fore and comfort as well style. Thef H AN ) 4 ; {-| after the close of the war when | shaping of Legho nd Bang-| tended the shingt o .| after the ¢ ping Zhe a ang. men's thoughts were once more oc- | koks along the lines of soft el h ¢ . the absence of both the military and In this sale you get two articles for the price of § cupied by the question of fashion, | hats will make th 's styles 5 . . Y ikda v 7. - ;. isti fa: . ] ¥ S s o SUS . police which was remarked at Wash- | {he derby was imported from Eng- | carry: a distinct historical note of ThigdsiAnsamuOtiasion; Thcisale Last one, plus one cent. In other words, you buy § tngton. & one article at its regular every-day selling price § Uand and the first straw hats be- | theif own. Only Three Days. and get another similar article for 1c additional. MARR[AQE REFORMISTS CHINESE SIEUATION 1o o emiim o i et v treat Soare convenient!ly ncar hand £ stationed on troop stinctively compare this with Chang is sending 40,000 soldiers in to Chihii, Shantung, Anhwel and oth — 25¢ size n Imml Which Has Nullificd About 25.000 Possibility OF Mediation Is Not|er provinees to join the 30,000 troops 2 KLENZO : lu already stationed ncar Poking and ot Weddings, Past, According To Reports. along (he Peking-Mukden railway. DENTAL CREME o ’ | 2 It is reported that Chan ns to The purest white, most pleas- r\'imm;x, April 26=-A mass meeting | Amoy, Ching, Apri (By Asso- |, ) o the Tien Tsin portion of “hibi | antly tasting and thoroughly | Petef’sOflgmdlMdkChOCOlate O thsian ariuge Yeforn toclety LO08Y | cintod - Press) — Korces under Gen. | Tiotine and all of . Shantuns n clansng deniice weknow. rotested against 1 supreme court de- : . d e e e wred nullified |“hans Tso-Lin, military governor ¢ Anhwei nd Enneln g pen ol L8y 35chalfpoundbar fi)f c 000 marriages, se marri Miljtden, e Grepoptedl b0 have o, jllsun napasting coramtsel were by Catholi ho were divo reated after prel g Sl followers can proceed : = — e — nd who later remarried under vivil v o s A : lispensation author adaw 1" Tie iy ; :,’_',',‘,"'\‘ the & 69c bottle 0f100 ) “The Cfmcnlales Bouquet Ramce adopted in the car o ] : with Talcum Powder £ = i e I Asplmn (U. D. Co) st > the Wonderful A Toilet Powder of rare qual- § ishing occurred along the] The modern 2 # ity, perfumed with a most l(gimn:u,._ . 1 cow railway, and much of [ worn in Ingland about 1840. ™A Each tablet contains 5 grains of iGe " Centers charming and captivating odor. Rliceinis s $1 Orange and Gold Package Regularly 50c. der box—never Telareaald. st Jcs thin 2 for l 01 £1.00 per pound box @“fl !i mfllfilfl‘g mn 10c LIGGE'IT’S HARD WATER SOAP . . . . ) o . .. .2 for 26¢c| 50 Rikers Milk of Magnesia . 2 for 51¢ 257 MAIN ST. Booth’s Block n : &% Vinlst Diles Sonp 2 f 35 Blaud Tron Pills . . . .2 for 36¢ 15 Rexall ToiletSoap . . + « 2 for 16¢c AttraCtive Trimmed Hats | .50 Harmony' Shampoo (with 2 ;Z:G'glc .19 Bicarbonate Soda (11b.) . . 2 f07' 20c CHOOERERI. « « v 4 .35 Cascara Tablets, bottle of 100 2 for 36¢ Moderatoly .10 Liggett’s Hard Water Soap . 2 [g;mlmlc .79 Rexall Nux & Iron Tablets . 2 fOf 80c ‘ 40 Riker’s Tooth Powder 1.00 Rexall Syrup Hypophos- Priced (argesize) . + . . . . 2 for 41c hites s o « 5 o s ¢ o DjORIEOY : . 50 Violet Dulce Face Powder . 2 fOf 51c| 1.50 Pint Beef Iron and Wine . 2f01’ 1.51 All the ‘ = | .35 Rexall Cream of Almonds . 2 fo" 36¢c| .50 Rexall Antiseptic Powder . 2 for 51c 35 Riker’s Improved Cold Cream 2 for 36¢c | .25 Rexall Little Liver Pills (100). 2 for 26¢ 1.25 Rexall Iron and Cascara 1.00 Bouquet Ramee Face Powder 2f01‘ 1.01 Tonic with Celery ¢ .9 for 1.26 i . or 1.01 ¢ 1l Larkspur Lotion . . 2 for 31c Style and quality usually found in higher priced Hats are represented jn this 1.00 Truflor Toilet Water 2f 30 Rexall Larksp! f grnup of l'ldt\ that we are fv.\tulmg at _‘H 5 l‘. \\zmt('d :ELI(* in all “ant(‘d ih,‘?(,’fi 25 Violet Dulce Talcum ‘. 35 RillersFootBalm o & s 2 fOT 360 Vienna Supreme Court Gives Decision | Both Sides Preparing Por War, But Newest Styles Beautiful Banded Sailors wmmi | [po g 1e] [ Shaving Aids THAT ARE THOROUGHBRED IN STYLE AND PERSONALITY ‘ Peroxzone P . 30c RZ}OS:Bf i Cream | szcfsogijzvf]\/niisi’:::é? ;(;ig’ll\? ::‘; 45c Rexall Shaving Lotion 2 for 26¢ S et i AT 2 for 46¢ Ad|s:rr;selfz\x’?:r:rczgls;:}\asxlzlngz;l:gcpurc fit into One Cent Sale plan. e — g TEQ pound) fOT 51C X secocor 963601 | Stationery N 3 . 35 cent (14 pound) We have the lareest and finest variety of Banded _ % O | £ Tooth Brushes Sailors ever shown in the city. Exact copies of die v R | | QI et GEEie Liisiles, Diecent 38c MAYON- ,~2for 39C ' S SSING i this. ol i i / shapes. Splendid values NAISE DRESS Sailors that are sold in this city at higher prices. G, “"lm‘“guf_: BHcNof 35, e 19c CHOCOLATE You pay much less here. ; | PR 2 for 366 & PUDDING 2f01‘ 20C 30c CAKE CHOC- zfor 31c | 60c Box Writing Paper, 24 sheets and 24 en- STYLES COLORS STRAWS OLATE(}51b.) SRR e l velopes . . . . . .2for6lc Stralght or Roll Naus Barnyard i S 30¢ BEEF CUBES Zfor 31c| Brim, ! Pining i 60c Pound WritingPaper, Off the Face 3 Poreiplie £2.25 moximum Hot Water I 35¢ PEANUT ”0""2f01’ 36C about 90 sheets . . .2 for6le N Bottle, gnaranteed one year. j Effects. winkle Milan Hemp 3 | . ; 2‘1‘01«l$2_26 LA IRy 45¢ Envelopes,50in carton 2 for 46¢ High, Medi 4 v Peanut | £2.95 maximum Tountain 35¢ VANILLA st I:nlq l,:‘.""“ ATy Gomitis ~ And Eaicy . sy nnn.zntn_u;rlx:-gé-l‘);,;w vear. EXTRACT 2 for 36¢ 15¢c Writing Tablets . . 2 for16¢ Crowns, nations, Braids % \ 90c PURE 1.00 Symphony Lawn Sta- i " ' ! OLIVE OIL 2 fi)f 9 lc 1 tionery, 24 sheets, 24 en-~ These Can Be Had With Grosgrain Ribbon or | 37¢ First Aid Adhesive 2 for 38¢ | (1234 ounces) | velopes . . . . . .2forl01 Plaster, 1 inch x 5 yards Draped Georgette (repe Bands s

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